kpennell

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   by kpennell 13y ago

   Very very true...
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   by kpennell 13y ago

   I recently attended an SF meetup and it was great. Probably 40-60 (women-men) but it was friendly for mingling and bit of awkward dancing.
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   by kpennell 13y ago

   Meetups suffer from this too...You can chat for a couple hours and "connect" but it's really really hard to take it beyond that. I dislike it but am guilty of it too, it's too hard to take a chance on giving people more
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   by kpennell 13y ago

   Thanks!
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   by kpennell 13y ago

   This is really cool and I'm glad to hear of someone doing this. Having the time to learn and work is key. It's hard to make any real progress when you're still trying to maintain a social life and work full time. An idea: It might be much
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   by kpennell 13y ago

   thanks for posting this.
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   by kpennell 13y ago

   Please post the list if you find it, thanks!
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   by kpennell 13y ago

   Ah!!! Someone finally nailed it
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   by kpennell 13y ago

   great comment
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    Udemy [www.udemy.com] has quite a nice range of courses and many of our teachers are making good money by selling their courses using our platform (teachers keep 70% of the revenues from paid courses on our platform). Interesting article ab
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    2nd this!
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    I invited him to come watch the sunset in Bernal Heights. My bad Robert!
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    That's me! (the biz major)
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    Very cool, it has already been helpful it teaching me.
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    2nd this.
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    Excellent post. Gotta trust your gut. Gotta trust your gut.
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to write this. I needed to hear a lot of these things too.
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    Great list. I really like that idea of shot selection. 1000 options of what you can do...which one will yield the best results? What a tough question.
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    I worked in an oil refinery for about a half year (turnarounds). Turnarounds involved shutting down one part of the refinery for rebuilding and repairs. A lot of the work involved pipe welding. Pipe welding pays extremely well (for a trad
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    by kpennell 14y ago

    made me chuckle, thanks.
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    Agreed. Do we want to punish those who aren't savvy and well-connected?
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    Great note. Any chance you borrowed some of this from the Waking Life scene on existentialism?
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    I agree with the above commenters but I also like your crisp takeaway. I sometimes like to remind myself: there is no destination. You're always just on your way to somewhere, better enjoy the ride.
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    I really appreciate your writing, TED talks, ideas, and the humble and positive way in which you present your work. I think one of the problems I struggled with the most with this type of thinking is feeling like I'm being conceited or thin
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    Yes, I love it.
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    I like this TLDR much better than the article!
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    Great article man. From a newbie, thank you.
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    Thank you.
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    I liked this.
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    by kpennell 15y ago

    Really nice last couple of sentences there, thanks.